44 cases of tibial condyle fractures treated in this department since 1976 were studied. The fracture patterns were categorized using the classification of Moore.Fracture dislocations were not as common as plateau fracture, occurring in an approximate ratio of 1:5 in our series. Conservative treatment was given in 23 cases, and surgical treament in 21.Meniscus injuries occurred in 13 cases, 2 of which were repaired and the remaining 11 were removed. Ligamentous injuries occurred in 5 cases, all of which were repaired. Residural instability of the fractured knee depended mainly on the degree of the depression at the time of follow-up. After an average follow-up of 22.6 months, the results of overall evaluation in 19 cases based on the criteria of Hohl and Luck were excellent or good in 16 cases.